What happened to those colorful translucent products from the turn of the century? Macs, staplers, pens, lamps....they were ubiquitous. Why were they so popular?
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- Richard Karsten
- I've spent my career bringing brands to life through a proven process that balances strategic thinking, creativity and practical implementation. Throughout my career, I have led powerful design and branding programs integrating graphic and industrial design. Along the way, I have been fascinated with color theory and how surface treatments affect the emotional impact of products, environments and graphic design. It's all in the details. Achromatic phenomena is a sub-set of color theory that I have been exploring for some time.
The best comment from another blog: We made the products translucent so that the landfills wouldn't look so full.
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